“Pineapple Street,” her first novel, is on a strong trajectory it’s already been optioned for a series adaptation. Jackson is a debut author, but a veteran of the publishing industry: she’s also vice president and executive editor at Alfred A. “Pineapple Street” by Jenny Jackson (March 7) Her followup, “I Have Some Questions For You,” is set at a New England boarding school, where a successful alum returns to guest-teach a course and investigate the murder of her senior year roommate. Makkai’s previous novel, “Great Believers,” set a high bar as a finalist for the National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize. “I Have Some Questions For You” by Rebecca Makkai (Feb. 10)Ĭauley, a former writer for “The Daily Show,” is releasing her debut novel “The Survivalists.” She channels her penchant for witty commentary into a story about a young Black Manhattan lawyer who falls in with an urban “doomsday prepper” crowd living in - where else? - Brooklyn. “The Survivalists” by Kashana Cauley (Jan.
On Tuesday people can skip the clickbait (aka, the flurry of piecemeal media coverage leading up to the book’s publication) and head straight to the source material.
The book arrives a month after Netflix documentary “Harry & Meghan,” and promises to give readers a more intimate look into Prince Harry’s upbringing. Prince Harry’s much-anticipated memoir, published by Random House, has drawn steady buzz (and headlines) since it was first announced. “Spare” by Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex (Jan.
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